Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-30

dress goods by sample at eastern prices
Also clean and repair clothing for ladies
or gentlemen on short notice.
| Among the Deadwood advertisements
viii be seen tho card Of Jim Allen, pro
Iprietor Of the keystone hotel billiard
hall. Mr.. Allen is one Of the old tim.
ers and keeps one Of the most popular
billiard halls in the metropolis.
g. W. Lewis, brakeman, broke his
leg near the angle at Black Hawk. Mon.
day evening in jumping from the engine
while in motion. Lewis was q private
in the United States cavalry and sta.
toned at TT. Meade for some time.
When hungry especially at mid
night-can at the Lat restaurant and
crafty your inner man with those deli
cacies prepared by Sangiovanni & Dubre
tho former being an experienced
European cook and caterer.
We viii send to any address for one
year, the Sturgis ADVERTISER and the
Dakota Ruralist, for 1928 cash, and in
addition We will give to each subscriber
a copy Of Webster's handy dictionary, a
book containing $4,000 words, and
bound in CLOTH
The Methodist people Of the Hills are
complaining (and perhaps, justly, too
because Of the fact Rev. O. e. Murray
has come out here to solicit funds for a
college in tho eastern part Of the terri
tory, when an effort is being made to
build one OF similar character in the
Hills.
| Mr.. T. G. Cooks team ran away in
town one day last week. After running
almost mile the horses were brought to
standstil by halter rope coming down
and becoming entangled about the four
legs of one OF the animals. No dam
age was done. A lucky runaway, Ger
tainly.
Not few Of the Deadwood business
houses are represented in the advertis-
ing columns Of this issue OF the paper.
To accommodate the growing demand for
space in tho columns Of the ADVERTISER,
a change will lie made in short time
whereby the paper will be considerably
improved.
Charles Frsneis sold number Of lots
Saturday on the oerner of Main and
Fourth streets in block IS, to l.. L..
Hatch, the Postville lumberman. Ear
ly next spring Mr.. Hatch contemplates
erecting a two-story frame business
house, 50x100 feet, on the corner
lots.
"Deadwood Restaurant" is the name
OF new establishment recently opened
by Mrs. Leander La Chapelle, on Main
street, next door to Robinsons saddlery,
Deadwood. Meals are served to order,
and from the fact the tables are fur
nished with the best to be found in the
market. the place has already acquired
an cnviable reputation. There is good
lodging house in connection.
Milwaukee key beer only Cents per
glass at Fritz Ammon's.
The ADVERTISER is under obligation
to Mr.. Lambert for complinacatarios to
the musical concert to be given in
Dcndwood next Saturday evening at
Keimer's hall. The entertainment will
without doubt be grand affair, for a
number OF the most prominent musicians
in Deadwood take part. Several people
from Stureis anticipate availing them
selves Of hearing this rich musical
treat.
Tho dinner given on Thanksgiving at
the Northwestern was one that is seldom,
if ever, surpassed by any house in the
Hills. There was great variety and an
abundance of everything. Every dish
was prepared in a wholesome style, and
demonstrated the fact that the culinary
department was presided over by an cpl
curian of the old school Mr.. and Mrs.
Duke spare no pains 10 make their
friends and guests feel at home when
nader the hospitaasle roof of the North
western.
Parties from the upper country say
that Sturgis is now booming, but that
Whitewood will be the coming camp
next spring. "A prophet is not without
honor save in his own country" is an
old adage. Some prophets do not have
honors thrust upon them in any coun-
try. The above prophet is one of the
latter class. As long as the United
States troops are stationed at Fort
Meade, and crops grow as ai,aadantly
as at present, Sturgis will continue to